AkelPad

2+5-7=0

To jest OK.
[+][0-9]
[+]\d

a to nie działa
"Błąd składni (2)"

[-][0-9]
[-]\d

Jak powinno być to poprawnie napisane?

sexy96
1)
-[0-9]
-\d

2)
[\-][0-9]
[\-]\d

Thanks. This is it.

Chcę poszukać wyrazy, w których druga litera jest: b

W tym przykładzie jest obok

"dwóch jedynek, obok siebie"

Ten zapis nie działa: (\b .b)
gdy przed nim są w tekście znaki :,.';"

Jak powinien wyglądać poprawny zapis?
W Google'u nie mogę tego znaleźć.

sexy96
1. English?
2. (\b .b) --> (\b.b)

Thanks, now is fine.

I want to find words in which the second letter is "c"

Tester:

here False

\b-word boundary
\w-word character

PS: looks like regex 101 fails to recognize "ę"as single char (it is seen as e + diacritic codepoint so it fail to recognize it as non-delimiter). Well, you should find out what is official position of regex implementors/standards.

Now is good. Thanks

linia$(1) = "[Buttonbar]": linia$(2) = TextLinii$(2)
ReDim Preserve TextLinii$(nn%)
Buttoncount = Right(TextLinii$, Len(TextLinii$ - 2))
2+3
Buttoncount = Right(TextLinii$, Len(TextLinii$ - 2))

Kod: .*= Right\(.*Len\(.*

https://regex101.com



AkelPad:


Why the difference?

sexy96
Symbol "dot" (.) in AkelPad can be interpreted in two ways: "dot '.' matches any single character (default)" or "dot '.' matches any single character, except newline character".
See "AkelHelp-Eng.htm" --> "Regular expression syntax" --> (?options):

(?s) dot '.' matches any single character (default).
(?-s) dot '.' matches any single character, except newline character.

You can use that option "directly" in expression or you can check it in form "Find" (look at the small triangle to the right of option "[ ] Regular expressions ▼")

The second way is to use script "FindReplaceEx.js". It is most similar to "regex101.com"

I switched off: .matches \ n
Now is OK. Thanks

I would look "only" the number contained in parentheses
without marking the brackets.
I know it does not matter, but if it can be done?

sexy96

Use TextMarker.js script with regular expression:

Dzięki.